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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1975
Page
1
Milk provides many nutrients but not all. A child who drinks only milk and rejects other foods can miss essential vitamins and minerals found in meats fruits vegetables breads and cereals. Ensure a balanced diet with adequate variety beyond milk.
A Manitoba pamphlet argues weight comes from total calories not milk alone. It outlines dairy serving guidelines by age and offers tips and recipes to include milk in meals.
A mother recalls concerns about school property and book care in response to a August 27 letter. She agrees on care but argues the questioned book was not damaged and vows to shield children from hard knocks, noting her past as Division Board member and the need to brush up on certain problems.
Peter Nowosad thanks for concern for school property. Mrs. Walter Kurtenbach mentions the matter and notes the incident occurred at school.
Lady columnist rethinks a long standing law claiming words count over deeds. Ontario crown attorneys hire a lawyer to plead their case with the government for most pay due to salary concerns. Quotable quotes question politicians ethics and Olympic cost claims by Montreal mayor Drapeau.
On Thursday August 28 a total of 415 head of livestock passed through Roblin Manitoba auction mart. The tally included 280 cattle 11 sows 5 boars 37 weanling pigs 74 feeder pigs and 8 horses. Feeder pigs brought 45.00 to 123.50 per head and other items are listed in sales categories.
Olive McIntyre formerly of Warburg Alberta died August 7 at Leduc General Hospital aged 84. She was predeceased by husband John in 1974 and two sons. Survived by two nieces and a nephew in the United States. Memorial services were held at Warburg United Church with interment in Warburg Cemetery.
Recent changes to the Agricultural Stabilization Act aim to steady Canadian farming by guaranteeing 90 percent of the five year average price for selected products. Cattle hogs and sheep, industrial milk and cream, corn and soybeans, oats and barley outside the Wheat Board area are supported. Regions may tailor plans with higher levels or regional programs, while purchase def payments and direct payments remain key tools.
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